I’m a big fan of sublime text and just found a great function for re-wrapping text. In Debian, select the block of text to re-wrap and hit alt-q (shortcut for Edit > Wrap > Wrap Paragraph at Ruler).
That will take you from this:
To this:
No more manual formatting, woo!
And here’s a clip I took a while back too: Crissy Field, SF CA
I found a hierarchical tagging Django app called django-categories that I wanted to use in a project. There were a couple of things that I wanted to fix so I forked it and for one reason or another started to build in Python 3 support.
I’ve heard about Python 3. I’ve even written some small programs in it. But library support wasn’t really there back when I tried it and I slunk back to the comfort of Python 2.7. It turns out that all the dependencies for django-categories work in Python 3 and I found a few tools that make version portable code a snap to write. Maybe 2014 is the year of py3k.
Wasn’t expecting this behavior, but variables used in list comprehensions and with blocks continue to be in scope…
# variables introduced in list comprehensions continue to exist in scope
[a_var for a_var in range(10)]
print "Hey, what's a_var?", a_var
# similar thing happens when using "with"
with open("some_file.txt") as a_file:
pass
print "Hey, what's a_file?", a_file
python test.py Hey, what's a_var? 9 Hey, what's a_file? <closed file 'some_file.txt', mode 'r' at 0xb747cee8>